if you ever think that you’ve made a big mistake, just remember that in 1788 the Austrian army attacked itself and lost 10,000 men
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Giving chocolate to me is always a safe bet hehehe #chocolate #fran’s
Saturday lunch. #shakshuka
The results of our commencement craft are awesome and will forever leave glitter on the floor
Getting ready for Temple’s commencement 2013!! #fiatlux #uci #templeu
Okay. Let me clear the fuck out of this shit, because it is REALLY pissing me off.
Psy was an extremely well-known, well-respected musician WELL before Gangnam Style was even fucking thought of. He’s one of the senior musicians of Korea and he gets a lot of respect for his fearless stages and the way he writes songs to say whatever the hell he wants and believes, regardless of the Korean public’s extremely judgmental eye. I’m so sick of the way he’s being treated all around the world ever since Gangnam Style went viral, he’s just being called here and there to do the dance and whatever and then being sent off like he’s just a comedy dud. When he came on Ellen, she didn’t even bother fucking introducing him, he had to interrupt and ask to introduce himself. He came out on stage and she literally just asked him to teach the dance before he even said anything. Like that is so flat out disrespectful are you kidding me.
Point being, before you ignorant ass little fucks decided he was the new laughingstock of the world and decided all on your own that he was just some annoying, talentless little comedy figure, get your fucking facts straight. Learn some respect, especially to the people that deserve/have already earned it.
SOMEONE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS PREACH IT
Not to mention how skewed this dumbass headline is. Yeah, let’s focus on the fact that a native Korean doesn’t know what herpes is rather than the fact that when it was explained to him, he took it like a champ. “He said I’m like the herpes… that keeps coming back. I think it’s really cool. Thank you.” That was Psy’s response to this incredibly rude shit BJA said. Let’s completely disregard the fact that he even knows enough English from studying in the US for some years to come on these shows and take this shitty treatment with such a good attitude. Psy is a satirist. Gangnam Style was satirical. But he has to come on these shows that only care about his funny faces, funny dances and funny personality and he can’t do anything about it.
Nobody takes him seriously just because he’s not singing in English, because it’s so easy to strip what they know him for of its significance and just look at the fat guy shaking his hips and think that’s all that matters. Nobody takes him seriously because they don’t “get it,” and they don’t want to try to get it, either. And it pisses me off.
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FBI surrounds house of Saudi student following sightings of him with pressure cooker pot, only to find he was cooking rice
Saudi student Talal al Rouki (pictured) was questioned by FBI agents after neighbours saw him carrying a pressure cooker. FBI are vigilant after Boston bombers used a pressure cooker to make an explosive.“An FBI agent said: ‘You need to be more careful moving around with such things, Sir’ ”
#cooking while arab
are they going to start checking on stores that sell them? WELCOME TO ‘MERICA, ENJOY THE FREEDOMS*
*Does not apply to cooking while brown, unless food is being served out of restaurant for hipsters to comment on authenticity.
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Someone on Tumblr started a blog for students to submit old essays that they allegedly scored high on with the intent of it being a one-stop shop for lazy ineffectual plagiarists
Naturally I read all the essays and compiled a list of just some of my favourite quotes
- The Fashion Victims: Anorexics And Bulimics (Can be used for Psychology or Geography)
- This essay is over the book “In The Time Of The Butterflies” by Julia Alvarez. The subject was who of the four sisters were the bravest in our opinions. I recieved an A on this essay. There’s no biliography because I didn’t use any real sources.
- The German hostilities were only the final push for America to become physically involved in the war. America only needed the excuse of German hostilities.
- Although this image is taken from Wikipedia and can be seen as unreliable we know that Whitechapel was in fact a poverty stricken area. This shows the poorest areas of Whitechapel we also looked at this photo in class, the red and black areas show the poorest areas and were ideal spots for jack to commit his crimes.
- Gilgamesh faced many trials in his journey but he got through all of them and there were many themes in this oldest piece of literature that could be applied to today’s culture and society.
- The one good thing about sweatshops:
- In conclusion, we studied ‘You’re’ by the acclaimed poet Sylvia Plath.
the third one
omg every essay from that tumblr that i looked at was terrible. were these middle school essays? were these written by children barely able to read? i don’t even consider myself a good writer and i’ve still got really bad secondhand embarrassment.
First trailer for Arrested Development - Season 4!
I CAN NOT EVEN TALK ABOUT IT. I M SO EXCITED.
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I don’t expect gay people to prove to me, a straight person, that there’s actually homophobia. I don’t expect poor people to prove to me, a Harvard grad, that hunger and poverty are widespread problems. And if someone asked me, as an Asian person, to “prove” to them that racism exists, I would laugh all the way back to Chinatown. Marginalized groups are not responsible for explaining their marginalization to you. If you are actually concerned, you would take the initiative to do some research yourself instead of showing up at some oppressed group’s door step demanding a list of citations for things (racism, sexism, etc.) that are proven time and time again in the real world.
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oh hell yeah.
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Amen!
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This. I owe no one an explanation of my oppression, nor do I have the responsibility to educate you. You feel me?
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